I opened an adventurer's guild in another world.

After Anno wiped out the undead army, he had his summoned creatures bombard the northern half of the city with magic several times, causing the ground to sink several meters.

With the addition of various broken stones and walls, the northern half of the city became a concave and rugged terrain.

Because of the existence of the [Gaz River Pact], the Kingdom of Nigard would certainly not choose this place, which is inaccessible to high-ranking members of the Kingdom of Nigard, as a battleground before Leimens' death.

So it would be better to destroy the terrain here!

The reason why the generals of the Blood Empire did not find many traces of battle outside the plains was because only Anno, Liz, and Sassi were fighting against the undead legion.

The three of them hadn't killed many skeletons before the Undead Lord made his move.

The subsequent battle between Anno and the undead army took place within the domain!

In the end, Anor emerged victorious, and the undead army was reduced to dust.

That's why there aren't many traces left on the plains.

Of course, the reason why the generals of the Divine Blood Empire were willing to believe Gaunt's conclusion was because they subconsciously regarded the Kingdom of Nigar as a country with low military strength.

A country that can't even muster a ninth-tier rank isn't scary at all!

They also wouldn't believe that the disappearance of the undead legion was the work of the God Hunters.

Because among Morton's army were powerful divine messengers.

According to the divine messenger, there are currently a great number of gods hiding on the continent of Angomulos.

The indigenous god hunters have been busy dealing with those god-level powerhouses, and it's said that some indigenous god hunters have even perished.

At this time, the indigenous god hunters had neither the time nor the energy to meddle in other people's business.

Even if there really are indigenous god hunters, they have ways to deal with them!

Otherwise, would they go to war with the demon king here?

"To be honest, if it weren't for the fact that I had to fight alongside the Allied Forces and the Demon King's army for the Holy War, I would have already led my army to raze the human nations of this plane to the ground!"

A bloodthirsty glint flashed in Gaunt's eyes, and a chilling smile spread across his face. "I've already experienced the feeling of tearing apart the Demon King's army," he said. "I wonder what it will feel like to tear apart the humans of this plane? I'm really looking forward to it!"

"Gunte, the creatures of the Kingdom of Nigar are also human."

They are human beings just like us, only of a different race!

You can kill them, but there's no need to humiliate them like this!

Among the ten generals, there were also those who disapproved of Gaunt's brutal behavior.

But Gunter didn't care at all, and instead turned around and asked, "Are we all human?"

Jite, you're too naive.

Humans in the same plane can fight each other for resources, let alone humans in different planes.

In my eyes, the natives of this world are no different from those demon kings' armies; they're just a bunch of monsters in human skin!

"you......"

Gitte glared at Gunter, but was interrupted by the latter's words.

"When I first came to this world, I heard that there were very powerful God Hunters here, and I thought that the creatures in this world were also very strong."

But the more information I gathered, the more I realized that the human nations in this plane were utterly weak compared to the Crimson Continent!

I even have some doubts about the strength and number of God Hunters in this world.

How could a six-nation alliance with such weak strength possibly produce such a powerful God Hunter as rumored?

Perhaps this plane, where two wars between gods once took place, also had a glorious history.

But now, they have disappeared into the annals of history and exited the stage!

This world belongs to the strong.

Instead of cowering in a corner begging for our mercy, this group of weaklings threatened and hunted down the people of the Divine Blood Empire!

What's even more ridiculous is that while two absolutely powerful forces are waging war over the sacred artifact, this bunch of ants actually possess it!

Gaunt stared at Git and repeated, "Yes, I said it's ridiculous!"

Weakness is the original sin.

In my opinion, they... no, it should be said that they are completely unworthy of touching the sacred objects required by a deity like Pandora.

The reason Gunter was able to express doubt about the strength of the God Hunters on the continent of Angomulos was because their god had only given the expeditionary force a slight warning that the God Hunters at their destination were very strong and should not be provoked.

After all, a god cannot directly tell his followers, "In the places you go, there are many beings that I cannot defeat, and some of them have even killed me!"

"Don't mess with them! If you die, you deserve it, and don't blame me for not coming to your rescue!"

As for Gunter and his companions, they didn't know much about the plane that had been "isolated" for hundreds of years.

This led Gunter to firmly believe in his earlier statement.

Although Gaunt's words were extreme, the fact that Anno killed the people of the Blood Empire still aroused hostility towards the Kingdom of Nigal among all the generals.

Despite Anno's prior warning that an attack would be launched if they did not withdraw.

But these generals still felt that they were not at fault.

The ones who are wrong are Anno, Warrenger, and the Kingdom of Nigar.

Gunter sneered inwardly when he saw that Gitte was intimidated by his imposing manner.

He then looked at General Morton, cupped his hands and said, "Lord Morton, please allow me to take 20,000 troops to capture this dilapidated town."

"In just half a day, I will smash down the city gates, wipe out all the enemies inside, and bring you Anno's head and the sacred relic!"